Compatir – to sympathize, share in someone’s grief

French Verb Conjugations

	Present	Imperfect	Future		Conditional	Subjunctive		Imperfect subj.
je	compatis	compatissais	compatirai		compatirais	compatisse		compatisse
tu	compatis	compatissais	compatiras		compatirais	compatisses		compatisses
il	compatit	compatissait	compatira		compatirait	compatisse		compatît
nous	compatissons	compatissions	compatirons		compatirions	compatissions		compatissions
vous	compatissez	compatissiez	compatirez		compatiriez	compatissiez		compatissiez
ils	compatissent	compatissaient	compatiront		compatiraient	compatissent		compatissent
	Passé composé	Past perfect	Future perfect		Past conditional	Past subjunctive		Pluperfect subj.
j’	ai compati	avais compati	aurai compati		aurais compati	aie compati		eusse compati
tu	as compati	avais compati	auras compati		aurais compati	aies compati		eusses compati
il	a compati	avait compati	aura compati		aurait compati	ait compati		eût compati
nous	avons compati	avions compati	aurons compati		aurions compati	ayons compati		eussions compati
vous	avez compati	aviez compati	aurez compati		auriez compati	ayez compati		eussiez compati
ils	ont compati	avaient compati	auront compati		auraient compati	aient compati		eussent compati
	Passé simple	Past anterior		Imperative		Participles
je / j’	compatis	eus compati		(tu)	compatis		Present	compatissant
tu	compatis	eus compati		(nous)	compatissons		Past	compati
il	compatit	eut compati		(vous)	compatissez		Perfect	ayant compati
nous	compatîmes	eûmes compati		Past imperative
vous	compatîtes	eûtes compati		(tu)	aie compati	Past infinitive
ils	compatirent	eurent compati		(nous)	ayons compati		avoir compati
				(vous)	ayez compati

  Compatir is a regular -ir verb.

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